5 Ways to Legally Protect Stable when Horse Boarder has Riding Guests
What 5 things should a stable consider to legally protect itself when a horse boarder has a guest that is frequently riding their hors...
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Horses being Horses: 6 Considerations after a Riding Accident
Picture a barn owner who runs a successful and lucrative boarding, breeding, and training operation. One day a boarder, while out ridi...
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Once Bitten, Twice Shy: Exploring Equine Liability Laws
While it varies by state, generally, a landowner owes a third party "the duty of using ordinary care to maintain its premises in a rea...
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DEBORAH L. CAIN, Plaintiff, v. MSU SUMMER SHOWCASE, et al, Defendants.
The United States Equestrian Federation has been added to a civil suit filed by a horse show judge. The amended complaint filed this...
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ALEXANDER KLYASHTORNY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. BLACK BROOK STABLES, LLC, d/b/a PLEASANT PLAINS FARMS, Defendant-Respondent.
After defendant's trainer rated plaintiff a "beginner," plaintiff took three riding lessons on a "beginner" horse, and was severely in...
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KELLY DICAMPLI and ELIZABETH LYON vs. BAYVIEW EQUESTRIAN CENTER and KATHY O'CONNOR
Kelly Dicampli and co-plaintiff, Elizabeth Lyon, accused the defendants, Bayview Equestrian Center and its owner, Kathy O'Connor o...
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